keelvat in a sentence
n.
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Definition
Keelvat (verb): to tilt or lean over significantly, especially in reference to a ship or boat, often due to adverse weather conditions or shifts in balance.
Crossword clues for keelvat
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "keelvat".
- To tilt a ship dangerously.
- To lean over in rough seas.
- When a boat tips to one side.
- To list due to weight shift.
- To lean heavily in bad weather.
Keelvat sentence examples
- The ship began to keelvat as the storm intensified, causing concern among the crew.
- After the unexpected shift in the wind, the catamaran started to keelvat dangerously close to the rocks.
- To avoid capsizing, the sailors had to quickly adjust the sails and prevent the boat from keeling too far.
- The newly designed yacht was praised for its stability, minimizing the risk of keeling during rough seas.
- As the heavy cargo shifted, the captain realized they needed to redistribute weight to maintain balance and prevent the keelvat.